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Chemistry

Description

Chemistry is a science which deals with the design, synthesis, analysis and properties of molecules. The study of chemistry will appeal to those with an enquiring, analytical mind and good powers of observation and deduction. At UNSW, these skills will be further developed during our degree programs.

Graduates are employed within the chemical industry in product development, chemical analysis, manufacturing and processing. Other areas of employment include forensics, agriculture, mining, archaeology, patent law, science policy development, pharmaceutical and health sciences, the development of advanced materials, safety, education and training.

Studying Chemistry at UNSW

Chemistry can be studied within the Bachelor of Science, the Bachelor of Science (Advanced) and the Bachelor of Environmental Science programs. Chemistry may also be studied within combined degree programs and at Honours level. Within the Advanced Science program, a specialisation in Medical Chemistry is also available.



Chemical Science can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
3930 Science/Arts Honours CHEMCH3930
3931 Advanced Science/Arts Honours CHEMCH3931
3970 Science Honours CHEMCH3970
4770 Science / Law Honours CHEMCH4770
   

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Chemistry can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
3042 Chemical Eng/Science Major CHEMA13042
3142 Mining Engineering/Science Major CHEMA13142
3448 Music/Science Major
Honours		 CHEMA13448
CHEMAH3448
3449 Music/Science(Advanced) Major
Honours		 CHEMA13449
CHEMAH3449
3529 Commerce/Science Major
Honours		 CHEMA13529
CHEMAH3529
3641 Telecommunications/Science Major CHEMA13641
3651 Software Engineering/Science Major CHEMA13651
3658 Renewable Energy/Science Major CHEMA13658
3711 Mechanical & Manf Eng/Science Major CHEMA13711
3726 Computer Engineering/Science Major CHEMA3726
3730 Civil Engineering/Science Major CHEMA13730
3930 Science/Arts Major CHEMA13930
3931 Advanced Science/Arts Major
Honours		 CHEMA13931
CHEMAH3931
3935 Science/Social Science Major CHEMA13935
3970 Science Major
Minor
Honours		 CHEMA13970
CHEMA23970
CHEMAH3970
3972 Advanced Science Major
Honours		 CHEMA13972
CHEMAH3972
3987 Science (International) Major CHEMA13987
4075 Science/Education Major
Minor
Honours		 CHEMC14075
CHEMC24075
CHEMCH4075
4770 Science / Law Major CHEMA14770
   

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Chemistry Honours can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
3655 PV and Solar Energy/Science Honours CHEMAH3655
4770 Science / Law Honours CHEMAH4770
   

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Env Sc (Chemistry) can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
3988 Environmental Science Honours ENVSRH3988
   

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Env Sci (Chemistry) can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
3932 Environmental Science/Arts Major ENVSR13932
3988 Environmental Science Major ENVSR13988
   

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Medical Chemistry can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
3449 Music/Science(Advanced) Major
Honours		 CHEMD13449
CHEMDH3449
3931 Advanced Science/Arts Major
Honours		 CHEMD13931
CHEMDH3931
3972 Advanced Science Major CHEMD13972
   

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Medicinal Chemistry can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
3992 Medicinal Chemistry Major CHEMM13992
   

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